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[https://dia.org/about/media-room/media-kits/painted-silk-art-early-american-embroidery by DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS 13/12/24] | [https://dia.org/about/media-room/media-kits/painted-silk-art-early-american-embroidery by DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS 13/12/24] | ||
This exhibition juxtaposes a large group of embroideries made by American girls and young women between 1740 and 1830, with contemporary embroideries by Elaine Reichek, revealing changing attitudes toward gender, race and class. | This exhibition juxtaposes a large group of embroideries made by American girls and young women between 1740 and 1830, with contemporary embroideries by Elaine Reichek, revealing changing attitudes toward gender, race and class. | ||
=====American Art===== | |||
[https://georgiamuseum.org/collection/american-art/ by GEORGIA MUSEUM of ART] | |||
American painting is the focus of the Georgia Museum of Art’s collection of American art, which began with a donation of 100 American paintings by the museum’s founder. Nineteenth-century works include those by George Cooke, Albert Bierstadt, Thomas Eakins, Winslow Homer, George Inness, Elizabeth Jane Gardner, James McNeill Whistler, Childe Hassam and Frederick Frieseke. | |||
